Dysmotoriin
Dysmotoriin is a rare genetic disorder characterized by the inability to move the eyes voluntarily. This condition is caused by mutations in the DYM gene, which is responsible for producing the dysmorphin protein. Dysmorphin is involved in the development of the brain and the nervous system, particularly in the control of eye movements.
The symptoms of dysmotoriin typically manifest in early childhood, with affected individuals showing normal eye movements
The severity of dysmotoriin can vary widely among affected individuals. Some may have mild symptoms that do
There is no cure for dysmotoriin, and treatment is primarily focused on managing the symptoms and improving
Research into dysmotoriin is ongoing, with a focus on understanding the genetic basis of the disorder and